In a world that celebrates power and success, Jesus offers a radically different vision of what it means to be blessed. In the Beatitudes, he turns our expectations upside down – declaring that the blessed life isn’t found in having more, winning more, or appearing strong, but in surrender, humility, mercy, and faithfulness.
Contemporary Service
September 20 – Blessed Are the Helpers
Jesus calls his followers to be helpers who extend mercy, examine their own hearts, and actively make peace. The Beatitudes remind us that the mercy we have received from Christ should change our hearts, our relationships, and the way we respond to others.
9:00 am – Pastor Roger Grimmett
10:30 am – Pastor Roger Grimmett
September 13 – Blessed Are the Needy
Jesus’ Beatitudes turn our ideas of blessing upside down. This message explores how Jesus blesses the poor in spirit, those who mourn, the meek, and those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, inviting us to recognize our own need and see others through the grace of God’s kingdom.
9:00 am – Pastor Nick Jordan
10:30 am – Pastor Nick Jordan
Traditional Service
September 20 – Blessed Are the Helpers
Pastor Nick Jordan
Jesus calls his followers to be helpers who extend mercy, examine their own hearts, and actively make peace. The Beatitudes remind us that the mercy we have received from Christ should change our hearts, our relationships, and the way we respond to others.
September 13 – Blessed Are the Needy
Pastor Roger Grimmett
Jesus’ Beatitudes turn our ideas of blessing upside down. This message explores how Jesus blesses the poor in spirit, those who mourn, the meek, and those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, inviting us to recognize our own need and see others through the grace of God’s kingdom.